Finding Inspiration
[Adventures in Faith: India; 1991] If you’ve read my Adventures in Faith, you might imagine I’m a person of action. But I’m not.
RESOURCES: Books We’ve Read
[Adventures in Faith: India; 1991] If you’ve read my Adventures in Faith, you might imagine I’m a person of action. But I’m not.
Join us in reading the greatest theological books of all time, a few pages per day.
Here is our schedule for the Systematic Theology Project for the coming weeks and months.
Here are the books we’ve already read in our Systematic Theology Project, listed by major topic.
Here are the books we’ve already read in our Systematic Theology Project, listed by era of church history.
Here are the books we’ve already read in our Systematic Theology Project, listed by when we read them.
Our goal is to read the greatest theological books of all time, but at a modest few pages per day.
Teresa of Ávila shares her own life story, four stages of mystical prayer, the founding of the Discalced Carmelites, and her own mystical experiences.
Julian of Norwich (circa 1342 to circa 1416) was an English anchoress who is regarded as one of the most important Christian mystics.
Why did God the Son become a man? Anselm of Canterbury proposes it was to satisfy the wrath of God the Father.